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  • Title: [Elimination of asialoorosomucoid and its catabolism in liver of rats with toxic CCl4-induced cirrhosis].
    Author: Pupyshev AB, Shorina GN, Rukavishnikova EV.
    Journal: Patol Fiziol Eksp Ter; 1995; (4):38-40. PubMed ID: 8700595.
    Abstract:
    Human 125I-acyaloorosomucoid was intravenously injected to male Wistar rats. Hepatic cirrhosis was induced by oily CCl4 solution (0.04 ml toxin per 100 g body weight, twice a week for 2 months). Cirrhosis was found not to prevent blood elimination of 125I-acyaloorosomucoid (t1/2 = 2.53 versus 2.50 in the control). Ten minutes after injection, there was 75.2% of the administered radioactive dose in the liver versus 77.1% in the control. The 60-minute hepatic elimination of substrate in rats with cirrhosis was even more intensive than in the control animals, which is in agreement with the high levels of acid-soluble radioactivity (for 10 minutes). By large, CCl4-induced hepatic cirrhosis did not lead to disturbances of the hepatocytic function aimed at endocytosis and catabolism of acyaloorosomucoid.
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